A decentralized protocol for creating and managing token-to-token staking pools. Secured by the Internet Computer.
Two distinct roles building a unified, permissionless ecosystem.
Stake volatile assets to earn blue-chip yield. Simple, fast, and gamified.
Permissionless pool creation for Projects and DAOs. You build the menu.
No seed phrase stress.
View available pools.
Lock your tokens.
Claim rewards instantly.
Transparent fees ensure protocol longevity.
Logic, balances, and frontend all served on-chain. No AWS. No centralized points of failure.
Native integration of ckBTC (Bitcoin) and ckETH (Ethereum) as first-class staking assets.
Full compatibility with the Internet Computer Token Standard for seamless interoperability.
The official and completely absurd history of how McDoms survived its founder.
Scott Summers is the kind of guy who'd build a house of cards in a hurricane. He's impulsive, inconsistent, and changes directions faster than a squirrel in traffic. His pièce de résistance? McDoms.
Scott launched McDoms with big dreams. Instead, he turned the bonding process into a demolition derby, rug-pulling the token FOUR TIMES before it even bonded properly. Every rug sent the market cap spiraling. It wasn't just mismanagement—it was performance art.
Enter Crow (an OG who had enough) and Passion Planet. A poll was posted: "Should Passion Planet take over?" The answer was YES. They bonded the token successfully. Scott was forced to hold 5% in escrow to prove he could behave.
Crow released Scott's 5% escrow. Big mistake. Within 24 hours, Scott sold his entire position. It was like watching a toddler knock over a sandcastle they spent hours building.
Plot Twist: BOB Pools parked 500 ICP in the pool. Scott couldn't rug it completely. The protocol survived his stupidity.
After selling, the community voted to move Scott's neuron to "Sneed" (a troll move). Scott spiraled. He handed his X account to "his wife," who claimed Scott had tragically died.
The kicker? Minutes after announcing his death, she asked how to access his crypto. You genuinely cannot make this stuff up.
Scott resurfaced on Algorand, convincing influencers he was a victim. He launched a coin on RugNinja, became a "thought leader," and then... sold everything, deleted his account, and vanished again.
McDoms survived not because of Scott, but in spite of him. Today, it stands as a symbol of resilience. Here's to McDoms: the token that wouldn't die, and to Scott Summers: the chaotic genius who made it all possible. Sort of.
The path to full decentralization.
Launch of core smart canisters. Permissionless pool creation enabled.
On-chain points system, automated leaderboards, and "Mystery Box" logic.
Comprehensive historical data visualization and "Smart Routing" for yield.
Expansion to support RWA staking and synthetic derivatives via Chain Key.